Step into a stable manufacturing role where your hands-on skill runs the line
Picture your day starting with a quick review of production orders, a safety check, and a smooth machine setup. As an Industrial Production Equipment Operator, you’ll keep automated and semi-automated machinery humming, turn work instructions into precise output, and help your team hit daily goals—day or night.
What your day looks like
- Prepare, start up, and oversee production machines so targets are met without sacrificing quality.
- Verify product quality through visual checks and by using basic measuring tools (e.g., tape measures, calipers, gauges).
- Load raw materials and stage/unload finished parts with care and efficiency.
- Dial in minor adjustments to sustain throughput and consistency.
- Troubleshoot simple issues; promptly escalate complex problems to maintenance.
- Follow the production schedule, job travelers, and documented work instructions.
- Record production counts and quality results accurately and on time.
- Keep your station orderly and safe, following PPE and all safety procedures.
- Collaborate with teammates to achieve shift output and quality objectives.
What you bring
- At least 1 year of machine operation experience in a manufacturing environment (required).
- High school diploma or GED.
- Ability to read and follow written instructions and job documentation.
- Comfort using measuring devices; experience with tools like calipers or gauges is a plus.
- Mechanical mindset with the ability to resolve minor equipment issues.
- Stamina to stand, bend, and lift up to 50 lbs., and to work 10–12 hour shifts when needed.
- Consistent attendance and strong work ethic.
- Flexibility to work either day or night shift.
Why this role
Enjoy the reliability of a steady production environment with room to build skills and grow. If you like seeing tangible results from your work and being part of a team that delivers every shift, this could be your next step.